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Susan Bryan
Catherine Eastwood
Jean Fixter
Susan Townhill
Kate Eggleston
Viv & Sandy Fulton
Barry Taylor
Friends and Relatives
Chris Watt Mum & Nana
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Lisa Zealand
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Jules Harris
George Thomson
Betty Angela Hutson
Lisa Tear
Nigel & Jackie Dean
Ian Metcalfe
Edwin Height
William Edward Archer Ambler
Alfred Bibby Jones
Ann Turner
Dawn Ashworth
Robert Price
David Mumby
Garry Blake-Adams
Stephen Dye
Sutty ILYMTYLM
Susan Bryan
From Mrs Charlotte Frisby
In memory of my beautiful Aunty Sue.
St. Barnabas were there for her right at the end and I couldn’t be more grateful for everything they do!
Catherine Eastwood
From Miss Mandy Davis
Mum, this feather is for you to know that I miss you every day. You fought so hard with cancer but I now know you are free from pain. Love you always
Mandy
Jean Fixter
From Mrs Debbie Short
In loving memory of a wonderful wife , mum , Nan and gran loved always
Susan Townhill
From Mrs Diane Temperton
Always in our memories. Will never be forgotten. Lots of love Diane, Sarah, John and Uncle Arthur xxxx
Kate Eggleston
From Miss Charlotte Eggleston
We still miss you every day more than you could ever know. Love you always.
Viv & Sandy Fulton
From Ms Shona Fulton
Loved and missed always xxx
Barry Taylor
From Mrs Gloria Taylor
Forever by my side, always holding my hand.
29 Jun 1945 to 30 Jan 2021
Friends and Relatives
From Mrs Sheila Nash
Remembering all the happy times spent with our relatives and friends.
Chris Watt Mum & Nana
From Mrs Esther Watt Jones
My mum was a kind and special lady, right up until the very end. She and our dad raised me and my sister and then later took in a number of foster children. Mum loved a quiz and was an avid reader and of course, loved spending time with her grandchildren. The loss of mum was sudden. After fighting hard for nearly two weeks, we knew it was time to let her go, but not until she did one last good deed. She became an organ donor – our mum showed kindness in life and now in death. Not only did she help at least 3 people have a better life, she left her family with the knowledge that there was a little bit of her left in this life. Something which has helped the pain sometimes feel a little less sharp. We are so very proud of her! I love you and miss you every day, my mummy x
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From Mrs Pauline Webb
Lisa Zealand
From Mrs Majella Zealand
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From Mrs Sharon Travis
Jules Harris
From Miss Michelle Adams
Love you for always Jules xxx
George Thomson
From Mrs Anne Thomson
Betty Angela Hutson
From Mrs Caron Harrison
Beloved Mum and Grandma x
Lisa Tear
From Mr Magnus Tear
To Lisa, missed every day, never far from our thoughts, sent with all our love..
Your boys, Magnus, Kieran and Haydn..
XXX..
Nigel & Jackie Dean
From Ms Sarah Dean
Love and miss you both beyond measure. Stay with us always, all my love always, Sarah xxxxxx
Ian Metcalfe
From Dr Laura Stuffins
Edwin Height
From Miss Rachel Height
We miss you everyday
William Edward Archer Ambler
From Mrs Sheena Ambler
When feathers appear, angels are near…
Alfred Bibby Jones
From Miss Emma Jones
Faith has been broken
Tears must be cried
Let's do some living
After we die
Ann Turner
From Mr Neil Darby
Such a wonderful mum and granny, you were so full of energy and life.
How lucky we were to have you, the sadness we feel is because we love and miss you so much .
Dawn Ashworth
From Miss Evie Ashworth
Mum we love and miss you beyond words, measure and everything inbetween.
Robert Price
From Mrs Lisa Price
Missing you is the hardest thing I've to deal with everyday.
We will meet again.
David Mumby
From Mrs Helen Smith
Keep whistling and tapping your teaspoon Dad, you’re lovely flower xx
Garry Blake-Adams
From Ms Nicola Taylor
Resting easy, love and miss you Dad
Stephen Dye
From Miss Jade Dye
Missing you always dad, until we meet again xx
Sutty ILYMTYLM
From Mrs Dawn Sutton
In the early hours of 28th January 2022 I kissed my gorgeous husband for the last time. All I can say, two years on, is don’t under estimate the devastating impact of loss and grief
The amazing care and compassion shown by the staff at the hospice, in the short time he was there, was the only thing that kept me sane at the worst time of my life. Two years on and the pain is as raw today as it was the day he died.Missing my cheeky, lovable, funny husband every day.